Standfirst: A batch of Lemanfen Strawberry Waffle Rolls has been recalled after milk and egg were found to be undeclared on the ingredients list. Consumers with an allergy or intolerance to either allergen should not eat the affected product.
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) has issued an allergy alert for a specific batch of Lemanfen Strawberry Waffle Rolls. The product is sold in a 52 g pack and is being recalled because it contains milk and egg that are not declared on the label.
The warning applies only to the identified batch. Consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of milk and/or egg should check their packaging carefully and avoid eating the product if the batch details match the alert.
Product included in the food recall Ireland alert
The FSAI alert, numbered 2026.A25, identifies the following product:
- Product: Lemanfen Strawberry Waffle Rolls
- Pack size: 52 g
- Batch code: B26000006696
- Best-before date: 15/03/2027
- Country of origin: China
- Undeclared allergens: Milk and egg
This is a batch-specific product recall. The FSAI notice does not state that every pack of Lemanfen Strawberry Waffle Rolls is affected, so consumers should compare both the batch code and best-before date before taking action.
Why the waffle rolls were recalled
The affected batch contains milk and egg, but these allergens are not declared in the list of ingredients. This creates a risk for people with a milk or egg allergy, as well as those who are intolerant to either ingredient.
The notice describes the action as an allergen alert and confirms that the implicated batch is being recalled. It does not say that the product is unsafe for every consumer. The concern relates specifically to people who may be affected by the undeclared allergens.
What consumers should do
If you have Lemanfen Strawberry Waffle Rolls with batch code B26000006696 and a best-before date of 15/03/2027, do not eat them if you are allergic to or intolerant of milk or egg.
Consumers should:
- Check the batch code and best-before date on the pack.
- Do not eat the product if it matches the affected identification details and you have a milk or egg allergy or intolerance.
- Follow the retailer’s or supplier’s recall instructions for returning the product.
- Keep the packaging available if further product identification is needed.
The FSAI alert does not provide information about a receipt-free refund policy, individual retailers, or a specific disposal instruction. Consumers should contact the shop where they purchased the product for return and refund details.
Who may be at risk?
The undeclared ingredients may affect consumers who must avoid milk and/or egg. People who do not have an allergy or intolerance to these ingredients are not identified in the alert as the group at risk.
This article does not replace medical advice. Anyone who has eaten the affected product and is concerned about their health should seek appropriate advice from a healthcare professional.
How to check a recalled food batch
When checking a possible product recall Ireland notice, compare the details printed on the packaging rather than relying only on the product name. In this case, both identifiers are important:
- Find the batch code and check whether it reads B26000006696.
- Check the food recall best-before date: 15/03/2027.
- Confirm that the pack is the 52 g Lemanfen Strawberry Waffle Rolls product.
A different batch code or date marking is not identified in the FSAI alert supplied for this recall. Consumers should not assume that other products, pack sizes or dates are included.
Official food safety information
The alert was published by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland on 31 August 2026 as Allergy Alert Notification 2026.A25. The FSAI is the primary source for official food allergen alerts and recalled food products Ireland consumers should check.
Any later correction, expansion or additional retailer guidance should be checked against the latest FSAI notice and official information from the relevant seller.
Frequently asked questions
Which product has been recalled?
The affected product is Lemanfen Strawberry Waffle Rolls in a 52 g pack.
Which batch is affected?
The recalled food batch number is B26000006696, with a best-before date of 15/03/2027.
Why was the product recalled?
The batch contains milk and egg that are not declared in the ingredients list.
Can everyone eat the product?
The alert specifically concerns people who are allergic to or intolerant of milk and/or egg. Those consumers should not eat the affected batch.
Can I return the product without a receipt?
The FSAI notice does not confirm whether a receipt is required. Contact the retailer where it was purchased for return and refund information.
Conclusion
This food recall Ireland warning concerns only Lemanfen Strawberry Waffle Rolls with batch code B26000006696 and a best-before date of 15/03/2027. Because milk and egg are undeclared, people with an allergy or intolerance to either allergen should not eat the affected batch and should follow the retailer’s recall instructions.
